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West Indian
adjective
- of or relating to the West Indies, its inhabitants, or their language or culture
- native to or derived from the West Indies
noun
- a native or inhabitant of the West Indies
- a person of West Indian descent
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Rudy, a 42-year-old West Indian-born man in the Bronx, New York, was also denied custody of his daughter.
But the African-American and West Indian students saw things with different eyes.
Two different versions.The boycott of Korean grocers by the black community in the West Indian district was in full sway.
One hundred percent of the blood currently boiling in my body is West Indian.
It may be that the Spanish authorities regarded the West Indian trade as a commercial system rather than as a means of revenue.
Mr. Vincent, who had all the West Indian love for magnificence, had upon this occasion an extremely handsome equipage.
Anime, an′im, n. the resin of the West Indian locust-tree—used also for other gums and resins.
At Constantinople the plague always rages; and in the West Indian islands, malignant fevers, and the most terrible colics.
The little West Indian will not talk of choosing a profession, any more than the infant Portuguese will ask for books.
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